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    Reset the bluetooth?

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      • TotalRandoT Offline
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        Ghost unknown devices keep saving, as well as my Bluetooth mouse (generic). So I am having trouble connecting my usual keyboard and mouse combo and it seems to be getting clogged by a bunch of unknowns and what appear to be copies of the mouse connection. Would have been unusable in desktop had it not been for a backup keyboard that showed up. Any way to freshen up the bluetooth to start it over? I'll take terminal commands, thanks!


        Nerd with UT on a OnePlus One. OnePlus 6T waiting in the wings for VoLTE.

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          stanwood @TotalRando
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          @totalrando You can remove unworking bluetooth devices pairings.
          Open the terminal, type bluetoothctl, than type remove (mac address).
          Than you can make a fresh new pairing of your devices in the usual way.

          Redmi Note 9S Stable
          If God has a computer, it must be a GNU/Linux

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            TotalRando @stanwood
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            @stanwood thanks


            Nerd with UT on a OnePlus One. OnePlus 6T waiting in the wings for VoLTE.

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              rik @stanwood
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              @stanwood said in Reset the bluetooth?:

              @totalrando You can remove unworking bluetooth devices pairings.
              Open the terminal, type bluetoothctl, than type remove (mac address).
              Than you can make a fresh new pairing of your devices in the usual way.

              Thank you, I was looking for something like this. I had a few devices that had the "forget this device" greyed out, and they would auto-connect (without actually connecting) so I couldn't remove them to try and correctly add them, this way I got them cleared out. Thanks again!

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